Sentence examples for by apprehension from inspiring English sources

Anticipation was no longer untainted by apprehension.

The home crowd was not stricken by apprehension but neither had they been entertained.

11 world, the excitement of such outings has been shadowed by apprehension and uncertainty -- particularly on the part of parents.

New York would become a fortress city, choked by apprehension and resignation, forever patrolled by soldiers and submarines.

But Brennan's celebration of the Fourteenth Amendment is tempered by apprehension that the Supreme Court will increasingly weaken that "egalitarian revolution".

Widespread relief at Grayling's departure has been tempered by apprehension that Gove will treat lawyers in the same way as he treated teachers.

Last week we caught a glimpse of the book's tone, which was met with glee by some, apprehension by others.

Later we walked home, utterly overcome by the apprehension engendered by the drama.

In both cases the police were able to apprehend suspects, which are now awaiting trial, Bennett told us, but the short-term impact on a tourism-driven economy already depressed by the global recession will not be easily mitigated by the apprehension of suspects.

Because of his view that "the good" is knowable by direct apprehension, he became known as an "ethical intuitionist".

The 70s were characterised first by an apprehension of national decline and inertia, and then a panicked disorder.